Which product design approach has been most successful in helping traditional cultural crafts reach global markets while maintaining authenticity?

Traditional craftsmanship is increasingly finding its way into contemporary retail markets. As cultural products transition from local heritage items to globally marketed goods, they undergo fascinating transformations in design, presentation, and branding. This poll tests your knowledge about how traditional cultural artifacts are adapted for modern retail while preserving their authentic heritage value.

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Complete modernization - redesigning traditional items to match contemporary aesthetic preferences while removing cultural elements that might be unfamiliar to global consumers
Glocalization - maintaining core traditional techniques and symbolism while thoughtfully adapting form, function, or presentation to appeal to broader markets
Cultural fusion - randomly mixing elements from multiple cultural traditions to create novel hybrid products with maximum global appeal
Heritage preservation - selling traditional items exactly as they've been made for generations with no modifications, focusing exclusively on educating consumers about their history